---In Honor of Jacques La Ramie---
Free Trapper who came to this region around 1815 and met an unknown fate probably at the hands of Indians about 1820 on one of the rivers bearing his name between which this monument stands. Tradition says he was an honest, just, and courageous leader and trader. His name is perpetuated by three Laramie rivers, Fort Laramie, the Laramie Plains, Laramie Peak, Laramie City and Laramie County. Birth & death dates are estimates only.
Free Trapper who came to this region around 1815 and met an unknown fate probably at the hands of Indians about 1820 on one of the rivers bearing his name between which this monument stands. Tradition says he was an honest, just, and courageous leader and trader. His name is perpetuated by three Laramie rivers, Fort Laramie, the Laramie Plains, Laramie Peak, Laramie City and Laramie County. Birth & death dates are estimates only.
---In Honor of Jacques La Ramie---
Free Trapper who came to this region around 1815 and met an unknown fate probably at the hands of Indians about 1820 on one of the rivers bearing his name between which this monument stands. Tradition says he was an honest, just, and courageous leader and trader. His name is perpetuated by three Laramie rivers, Fort Laramie, the Laramie Plains, Laramie Peak, Laramie City and Laramie County. Birth & death dates are estimates only.
Free Trapper who came to this region around 1815 and met an unknown fate probably at the hands of Indians about 1820 on one of the rivers bearing his name between which this monument stands. Tradition says he was an honest, just, and courageous leader and trader. His name is perpetuated by three Laramie rivers, Fort Laramie, the Laramie Plains, Laramie Peak, Laramie City and Laramie County. Birth & death dates are estimates only.
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Erected by the Historical Landmark Commission of the State of Wyoming 1941
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